Emerging arts-1.1.5 stops with this error:
!!! File is corrupt or incomplete. (Digests do not match)
our recorded digest: 53e9acbf1afde9e77c8c044133523036
your file's digest: 1d34348e805715559fcd0d978272f031
!!! File does not exist: /usr/portage/distfiles//arts-1.1.5.tar.bz2
Is there
More info:
The md5 digest file for arts-1.1.5 contains
MD5 53e9acbf1afde9e77c8c044133523036 arts-1.1.5.tar.bz2 989197
but the actual file arts-1.1.5.tar.bz2 that can be downloaded from any mirror
(I tried 4 or 5 mirrors with the same result) is 989305 bytes in size.
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On Thursday 15 January 2004 12:18, Norbert Kamenicky wrote:
bunzip2 -t arts-1.1.5.tar.bz2
returns no error, so digest-arts-1.1.5
must be broken ...
and the official kde site reports a digest, for arts-1.1.5, of
1d34348e805715559fcd0d978272f031
(this is the one portage reports as invalid)
On Wednesday 14 January 2004 12:49, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello.
In order to make use of dictd (Dictionary Client/Server
for the DICT protocol) I need to specify an UTF-8 locale
(used for searching) to the daemon. The locale name
has to have utf8 in its name, like (de_DE.utf8, for
1) When will the latest stable kernel be considered stable for gentoo
(eg,
when will something like vanilla-sources-2.6.x be available)?
2) I put \O (uppercase) in my /etc/issue, and put my dns domain name
in /etc/dnsdomainname, but the login prompt still prints (none) for the
domain name. What's
On Monday 12 January 2004 15:42, Kathy Wills wrote:
I had the same problem until I fixed my /etc/hosts file like this:
127.0.0.1 localhost
192.168.0.2machinename.domainname machinename
My /etc/hosts had the form
192.168.0.2 machinename machinename.domainname
and as you
On Monday 12 January 2004 16:55, Daniel Drake wrote:
emerge xfs
rc-update add xfs default
Add FontPath unix/:7100 to the Files section of your
XFconfig file.
Add font dirs to /etc/X11/fs/config
then reboot, or:
/etc/init.d/xfs start
restart X
I tried this
I get the following when trying to emerge kdelibs-3.1.4 (it's a fresh new
installation, no upgrade): after the configuration stage (that completes
OK)
the build phase starts, and almost immediately the following message
appears:
.
cd . /bin/sh
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From: Ben Sutton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 08, 2004 3:34 PM
Subject: Re: [gentoo-user] Problem emerging kdelibs
Hiya,
I discovered from reading Gentoo's forums (http://forums.gentoo.org)
that this problem is attributed to
I tried to emerge qtparted, and it says it needs to emerge progsreiserfs, but
I already have reiserfsprogs installed.
What's the difference between reiserfsprogs and progsreiserfs?
The site for the latter (http://reiserfs.linux.kiev.ua/) is not very
detailed...
Thanks
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On Monday 13 October 2003 12:26, Joshua Banks wrote:
My question is:
What specifically is the difference between WindowMangers and Desktops?
When I go here, http://xwinman.org/index.html they're listed as two
separate entities. I've always thought of these as one in the same.
Alle 14:54, venerdì 3 ottobre 2003, Alan ha scritto:
Isn't xcdroast just a frontend for cdrecord? I don't recall it having
any real dependancies other than gtk.
That's the point...they explicitly want gtk version 1.x, and their README file
says ver. 2.x isn't supported yet.
Others you can
Does anybody know a good cdrecord graphical frontend that uses gtk2.x?
Seems to me that gcombust, gtoaster and xcdroast only work with gtk1.x.
Thanks
Davide
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On Friday 03 October 2003 10:25, Spider wrote:
Nautilus + Nautilus CD Burner.
Ok, but that's too much for me, since I don't want to bring in all the
dependencies (gnomelibs, libgnomeui etc.).
I'm using xfce4, and want something quite light to save disk space and avoid
overloading the machine
On Friday 26 September 2003 08:22, Craig Main wrote:
Hi all,
Is there a way to diable the above to stop people getting to a console?
I am busy setting up some boxes to be used in an internet cafe and am
trying to secure them and only allow certain apps to be run. (maybe
there is a kiosk
On Thursday 25 September 2003 08:35, Bryce wrote:
Can someone send me their login file, or tell me how to fix this. And pray
i don't have another power failure cause i won't be able to login
otherwise.
/etc/pam.d/login
#%PAM-1.0
auth required /lib/security/pam_securetty.so
auth
On Thursday 25 September 2003 10:36, Joshua Banks wrote:
And this is where I get confused. Is there a simple not (totally ugly)
window manager that I can use on my old machine and still be able to use
the simple things that I use above?
Xfce, IceWm, {Black|Flux|Hacked|Open}Box, someone says
On Thursday 25 September 2003 10:59, you wrote:
Xfce, IceWm, {Black|Flux|Hacked|Open}Box, someone says also Waimea (don't
know that).
And, of course, one of the best: rox.
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While all the other PAM-aware apps (ie, login, su etc.) log everything about
user logins and logouts, I've noticed that sshd doesn't. It only logs
something like password accepted for user xxyyzz, and that message also
seem not to come from PAM. Furthermore, logouts from a remote ssh session
On Friday 19 September 2003 10:42, Joshua Banks wrote:
If your running KDE it comes with Kaboodle (media player) and this plays
AVI's.
But upgrading to kde 3.1.3 kaboodle seems to have some problems. See here:
http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic.php?t=83601
Bye
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On 12:21, giovedì 18 settembre 2003, Joshua Banks wrote:
I'm not to sure why they're so dam small. Trying to backtrack here and
maybe someone will see where I went wrong. After installing Gentoo off CD I
followed the Desktop users Guide and chose to use XFree86 -configure
which created a
On 13:25, giovedì 18 settembre 2003, Joshua Banks wrote:
KDE has a a shell window call Konsole This is what I'm talking about and
for some reason I can configure everthing else in KDE but I can't find
anything that can default the Konsole console font size. I can for a
particular session but
On 14:27, mercoledì 17 settembre 2003, Joshua Banks wrote:
1) /etc/dispatch-conf.conf
/etc/._cfg_dispatch-conf.conf
Don't know, I don't use it.
2) /etc/issue
/etc/._cfg_issue
I kept mine, but if you replace it with the suggested one it won't hurt too
much. This file contains the
On 05:20, lunedì 15 settembre 2003, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Is there anything in emerge/portage to remove files from
/usr/portage/distfiles that have been superceded.
It seems to me that directory is just acting like a sort of portage cache in
case you have to re-emerge some package,
On 12:11, lunedì 8 settembre 2003, Mike Williams wrote:
I think you need the motif USE flag.
Ok, that solved it, thanks.
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Hello everybody, here are some doubts I have.
1. In my /etc/make.conf, I have -O3 for CFLAGS, but I see that some packages
still compile using -O2. Is this behavior intentional, for example because
the package or ebuild author thinks that using -O3 whit that package would
be unsafe?
Sometimes
Apparently this program belongs to kdebase, but emerge kde didn't bring it
in. How can I get this? Maybe I should use a particular USE flag?
Thanks
Davide
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What's this package? The last emerge emerged this, version 2.4.19-r1. The
description says Full sources for the Gentoo Linux kernel, but a qpkg -l
shows that (as the name of the package says) it contains only header files
that go in /usr/include/asm and /usr/include/linux. Furthermore, I have
I've accidentally deleted the files /etc/group and /etc/group- (yes, that was
really a BIG distraction).
I never added or removed groups, so I suppose the file was the one created by
gentoo installation.
I've recreated some groups (root, users and a few others), but now I have
the need to
Thanks to everybody!
Davide
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First of all, thanks for your answer.
Hi,
How do portage determines where a certain package has to be
installed (eg, /,
/usr, /usr/local, /opt or whatever)?
That's in the Makefile of the package, and in the ebuild. From the
user's viewpoint it's predefined.
If so, how can one change
On 14:34, mercoledì 27 agosto 2003, Chris I wrote:
By default, portage installs everything in /usr, which is proper for a
package management system. There are a few ebuilds (openoffice, quake
3, nwn, and blackdown java off the top of my head) that install to
nonstandard locations.
rar and
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